That doesn't mean he won't return in this new Witcher game, though he likely won't be the main character. But his story arc had ended, the Wild Hunt was over. "This does not mean, of course, that we will leave the world of The Witcher."Īt the end of The Witcher 3: Blood and Wine, monster hunter Geralt was alive and well. "The first three 'Witchers' were by definition a trilogy, so we simply could not name the next game 'The Witcher 4'," Kiciński said in an interview. For a start, it's not really The Witcher 4. But, over the years, CD Projekt Red has said plenty about what a future Witcher game would involve. The official blog post only confirms it's in development and that it's being built in Unreal Engine 5. If you're still having issues, try changing DLSS to performance mode.As stated above, there are few details available about The Witcher 4. Turning this all the way down to low results in some pretty nasty "popping" of distant trees when you are exploring, so I recommend putting it on medium. This is another huge deal - I turned it down to low and honestly the grass still looks very nice, but the framerate gain is substantial. I put it down to medium and barely noticed the difference visually, but the framerate improvement was definitely noticeable. This setting can be found near the bottom of your graphics settings. The game still looks great with these disabled and the visual improvement from just having raytraced lighting and reflections turned on is noticeable. The other raytracing settings are fine, at least for me, but if you still have problems then you can try to turn off raytraced ambient occlusion too. Turn off V-Sync - pretty minor difference, but I wasn't getting much tearing so decided to leave it off to slightly increase performance.
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